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New Jersey Governor Chris Christie said he’ll move ahead with plans to
legalize sports betting at casinos and racetracks by November even as he
faces a possible legal challenge from the federal government.
Christie, 49, a first-term Republican, told reporters today in Atlantic City that his administration will propose regulations next week authorizing sports-book wagering in Atlantic City and at horse tracks.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-0...deral-ban.html
How will this all shake out guys?
Won't the Leagues easily be able to get an injunction to at least delay this until the Supreme's get involved?
And If you are a NJ casino boss, does the potential of being the "first" casino to open a book outweigh the cost of setting this up, knowing this may take a while to sort out?
How much resistance will the DOJ put up considering this is an election year and the public clearly wants this?
It's gonna be interesting to see what happens.
What do you guys think here?
Thanks
GP
Christie, 49, a first-term Republican, told reporters today in Atlantic City that his administration will propose regulations next week authorizing sports-book wagering in Atlantic City and at horse tracks.
https://www.bloomberg.com/news/2012-0...deral-ban.html
How will this all shake out guys?
Won't the Leagues easily be able to get an injunction to at least delay this until the Supreme's get involved?
And If you are a NJ casino boss, does the potential of being the "first" casino to open a book outweigh the cost of setting this up, knowing this may take a while to sort out?
How much resistance will the DOJ put up considering this is an election year and the public clearly wants this?
It's gonna be interesting to see what happens.
What do you guys think here?
Thanks
GP
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